DarthMader

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by DarthMader 11y ago
https://twitter.com/meredithperry Looks like Meredith Perry read this article too judging by her latest tweet storm even though she said yesterday she would be going dark until product launch... I don't understand why
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by DarthMader 11y ago
This wouldn't be the first time Andreeson Horowitz has thrown money at a young founder positioned by the media as the next big innovator with a revolutionary wireless technology. First, Lucas Duplan of Clinkle, next Meredith Perry?
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by DarthMader 11y ago
Dropbox has gotta be in danger too
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by DarthMader 11y ago
Welcome to Silicon Valley
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by DarthMader 11y ago
Lol. Nice way to inadvertently plug them. What specifically do you hate about breeze?
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by DarthMader 11y ago
Ruled by emotions. Great VC in the making.
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by DarthMader 11y ago
Uber gave a month of free rides (~$25 limit I believe) when they came in my market a few years ago. Lyft had gotten their the month before and only offered like 3 free rides. They were crushed.
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by DarthMader 11y ago
They're missing Flexport from this list
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by DarthMader 11y ago
You consider their current IPO level price point overvalued then? At what price point would you buy then?
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by DarthMader 11y ago
How do I download and use this?
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by DarthMader 11y ago
I disagree. I feel like the people that would need this idea the most can't really afford to throw away $150 using this service
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by DarthMader 11y ago
When you have French taxi drivers willing to injure, threaten, assault just for working for a competitor, it's no surprise that some of them resort to shenanigans like this.
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by DarthMader 11y ago
She was involved in a lot more speaking engagements than any of her other on-demand counterparts though.
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by DarthMader 11y ago
I can see Postmates and Uber as the only eventual survivors in 10 years.
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by DarthMader 11y ago
The holy grail of success isn't working hard, vision, or values. The holy grail is understanding the competitive environment so well that you impose a sustainable competitive advantage that isn't easily copied and a strategy that
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by DarthMader 11y ago
Loss leading sales that attracted 1 time customers that either never came back and/or decided to cut them out.
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by DarthMader 11y ago
Yes - even if you're not an entrepreneur
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by DarthMader 11y ago
Pao or no Pao, I think reddit is one more bad business move away from alienating users and driving them towards competitors. Steve Huffman has his work cut out for him.